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Mflourished · 2004-07-13, 14:46

Just wanna find who may have common interests

Yamano667 · 2004-07-13, 22:28

No but It would be interesting to hear yo yo ..in japanese

^danshi^ · 2004-07-14, 19:46

I like RIP SLYME for quite a while now (long before they made the song for GANZ), but hip hop isn't really my kind of music.

Mflourished · 2004-07-15, 23:28

Lol, Yamano667, it may sound like bunch of shorties rapping with their squeaky voices, but as a matter of fact there're not. Most of them resemble the likes of many Hardcore Afro-American HipHop like DMX, P. Diddy, and very much influence by the rapper legend, Tupac Shakur.

And when I say HipHop, it means all of Afro_American music: Rap, R&B, Reggae, and Soul.

Y'all really should check it out, it's all HipHop, but the Japanese language really made it sound real tight. Ever heard of M-FLO, ZEEBRA, or even NITRO MICROPHONE UNDERGROUND? Or female reggae artists like PUSHIM, and MINMI? Or Soul music by CHEMISTRY and LISA ( ex M-FLO )

2004-07-13, 14:46	Link #1
Mflourished Verbalgalactic Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 39	Does anyone here listens to Japanese HipHop? Just wanna find who may have common interests

2004-07-13, 22:28	Link #2
Yamano667 Banned Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The moon :)	No but It would be interesting to hear yo yo ..in japanese

2004-07-14, 19:46	Link #3
^danshi^ running bear Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Germany Age: 39	I like RIP SLYME for quite a while now (long before they made the song for GANZ), but hip hop isn't really my kind of music.

2004-07-15, 23:28	Link #4
Mflourished Verbalgalactic Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 39	Lol, Yamano667, it may sound like bunch of shorties rapping with their squeaky voices, but as a matter of fact there're not. Most of them resemble the likes of many Hardcore Afro-American HipHop like DMX, P. Diddy, and very much influence by the rapper legend, Tupac Shakur. And when I say HipHop, it means all of Afro_American music: Rap, R&B, Reggae, and Soul. Y'all really should check it out, it's all HipHop, but the Japanese language really made it sound real tight. Ever heard of M-FLO, ZEEBRA, or even NITRO MICROPHONE UNDERGROUND? Or female reggae artists like PUSHIM, and MINMI? Or Soul music by CHEMISTRY and LISA ( ex M-FLO )